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2018, Clinics in Liver DiseaseCitation Excerpt :Data on the value of this predictive model have been mixed. In a further attempt to independently recreate and validate this prognostic model, another group of investigators29 applied the aforementioned criteria to a population of 81 patients with ALF and determined that the King’s College Criteria for predicting outcomes of ALF had slightly lower predictive accuracy than that originally suggested in the original O’Grady and colleagues’28 study. The Clichy criterion was developed by Bernuau and colleagues34,35 in 1986 from a multivariate analysis of 115 patients with fulminant hepatitis B infection.
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